Treasurer Matt Kean has described the NSW opposition's proposed poker machine reforms as a policy "written by the gaming industry", as the major parties exchange fire over the bubbling election issue.
Labor announced its position on Monday, including a 12-month trial of cashless gaming cards, the removal of signs outside gaming venues and new self-exclusion registers.
Party leader Chris Minns has held off on matching Premier Dominic Perrottet's plan to introduce cashless gaming on all pokies, saying he wants evidence the cards are effective.
